Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-07

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tkeiE emplgYme1t and q aintain thoiF
wages - resisting change. There
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suggestions b. ne aiieRa1isns that they
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vantage in tho in1oness of l0W pFiess for
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may be ofteeted by the operations Of The
tara Laws should e al times Be- aorn
pulouziy kept 10 visw, and yst, with ne
slightest fetIeolion1, they viii not over
look the fact thaa they ere consumers
ni.h the rest; that they too have their
own wants aE.d these ef their families
10 supply from thaig earnings, and that
the Erloos Of the nseesaarias of lifA as
well % ah0 an1oun1 of those wants, viii
regulate the measure Of theiE welfare
and comfoKt, hut The reduction Of taxa
ton dGmanded should BE- 80 measured
es not 20 .noeeesitaks or justify ciiheE
he loss Of employment bg the working
man nor the les1entna Of hia wages, and
The pensla still remaining 70 the manu-
faeknreK afteg The necessary reaoiast-
mena ehonld fuRniah no excuse for Sheir
aaeEihoe Of the Interests Of bis employ
eR1, in oithaF their opportunity 70 Wofk
o. ths dfmlnntion Of their compensa-
sion. Nor oaD TIE worker h the mann
factories understand that while Z hiqhl
taFid b claimed 70 Be neoessafy 70 a.
low the payment Of ofFemunerntiFe wages
10 certainly resulks In very large in-'
crease In tbs price Of nearly oil sorta Of
nannufsGtnriee, which, In ainosa count
ltas forms, be needs for ste use of hiun-
self and hts family. He receives at the
desk Of his employer his wages. and,
pefhaps. bef Re- be Feaches his h0me, iB
obliged IN = purchase FOR the IA nily
ass Of an srtiole which ewofacea his
o~n labor 10 retarn In the psynont Of
the inoeeaslna price whion ahs tariff
permits. tue hard eaRnsd oamDenaAtionl
sf many days Of t0iL
THE YANKEES.
The farmer and serioultaris, uho
manufactures nothing but vho paya the
increased price whioh the taEf4 imposes
upon eysTy agricultural Implemsni, up
on all be wears and upou Ell be usss
and owns, except the incEeass Of hisI
Rceka and herds and sash things 90 his
husbandry produces from the sod. isI
Invited 20 aid In mAintAinina ths pre-
sent situation. Mind, be b told thaf
q hieh duty on Imported weol b neoes-
sary for the bsnedk Of those Who have
sheep 70 shsaF In order that the price Of
thsif wool may incfeass. They, Of
course are not reminded that the farmer
who has sheep Il b. this schsme obliged
Ii his purchases Of olotkiug and wooden
goods 60 pay q tribute 60 his fellow
farmer as well a. 20 the manufacturer
end merchant, nor ia any mention made
Of the fact that the sheep owners them
selves, sud their householde, must wear
clothing, ,uss other articles mauufacturea
from the wool ihey sell 81 tari1 prices,
and thaa &c consumeFB musl return their
share 81 this increased prics 70 the
trade9man.
xMn wool QUnsTIoH.
think that Il may be fairly assumed
that & large propoEti0n ef che sheen
owned b. the faFmers throuebOut tha
country ere found u small A0aks num-
berinQ from Is - 80. The duty Oh shs
Grade Of imported wool which thess
sheep yield b ten cents each psund, II
Of TIE value Of thirty cents or less, and
twelve cents II Of the vzla0 Of more than
thirty cents. IL tbs lfbeEnl estimate Of
six pounds BE- allowed fer each 0eeee,
the dnfY thereon would be sixty or sew
snty-tWo conts, and this may Be taken
as the utmost enhancement Of lls prics
20 tha farmer b reason Of this daiy.
EtRhtsen dollars would thus Represents
ne increased DFice Of wool from tsoniy.
dss shoep and thiFlY-aix dollars ehaf
from shs wool Of fifty sheep, and ai
present. values this sddilion would
amount 10 about 0ma-shiFd ifs pries. II
on its sale the farmer FepeiEes this o. 9
les tariff psodt TIE wool leaves his
hands charged With pEsolssly that sum
which, 10 I'll tts changes. VII adhers 10
L unsd u reaches the consumer. when
manufactured inte cloth and other
goods and material fer uss, ils cost e
nat oniy increased 10 aha exiane &c Che
faRmaER tariff pFodt, bnt q fursheF sum
has been added for tbs banaat of ths
mannfaeiuFeF under ths opeEatisn cf
he ether tariff la9s.
PkxB nAcx TEB 1knZEE RnoKrrA.
In he meaniins The day arrives
whea fhe farmer anda u nsosssaFy 70
puFahase woolen goods and material 10
aloshe himself and faHzisy for The vim
ssR. Whsn hs faoes ths fradeaman foE
that purpose be discovers fhna he q
ohlsRed no1 only 10 Estaxn, IN The way
Of increased prizes. his frniH profit On
the wool be nold, and which then peF-
haps lies before bin h manufactured
| farm, but that be masi add 9 eonsideH-
ahis sum thGFsta, - meet q further In
e1sass h eoss b t4El4 dniy on he